RT @BalibreaJose: Esta es una de las razones por las que el cribado preoperatorio de SARS-CoV-2 debe continuar: 50% de los pacientes positi…
@SteelCity_ENT https://t.co/jcRVetoYtW comes to mind
RT @CovidSurg: As the pandemic has progressed, we constantly re-prioritised Our early work included ▶️Natural history of perioperative SAR…
RT @CovidSurg: As the pandemic has progressed, we constantly re-prioritised Our early work included ▶️Natural history of perioperative SAR…
RT @CovidSurg: As the pandemic has progressed, we constantly re-prioritised Our early work included ▶️Natural history of perioperative SAR…
RT @CovidSurg: As the pandemic has progressed, we constantly re-prioritised Our early work included ▶️Natural history of perioperative SAR…
@SKFredaktion @SKFstyrelse @sls_sv @lakartidn
RT @CovidSurg: As the pandemic has progressed, we constantly re-prioritised Our early work included ▶️Natural history of perioperative SAR…
RT @CovidSurg: As the pandemic has progressed, we constantly re-prioritised Our early work included ▶️Natural history of perioperative SAR…
RT @CovidSurg: As the pandemic has progressed, we constantly re-prioritised Our early work included ▶️Natural history of perioperative SAR…
As the pandemic has progressed, we constantly re-prioritised Our early work included ▶️Natural history of perioperative SARS-CoV-2: https://t.co/TQy5TQjmcr ▶️Burden of pandemic on surgical services: https://t.co/wi360UYGWC ▶️Early consensus guidance: http
@berniespofforth 2/operations become downright dangerous. The only way through this is first to control Covid. There is no other option https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0 We are right now drawing up plans to work 13-hour days, extra nights & weekends in order to
@jneill @mcbride360 @danielkotzin Societal restrictions haven’t obviously led to xs deaths. Yet. They may do so. But that’s because the existence of the virus made restrictions necessary. If you don’t lock down, this is what happens... https://t.co/aMJKfHC
The other factor to be taken into account is the risk of higher complications rate in patients with perioperative covid infection https://t.co/XT7s44rKtq
@KBGreyhoundlady @Jennyfurfuls Show them this, & ask them to get back to you when they understand the implications https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
@GilRobles7 @berniespofforth It’s not quite as simple as you think. It is quite impossible to treat non-Covid conditions safely in the presence of Covid. Let the 2 mix, & this happens. https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
@JemimaBrown11 @CWTJ84 @ScottCl23566402 @darrengrimes_ Clearly not, but there is currently no alternative. It simply isn’t possible for me & my colleagues safely to do cancer surgery if the hospital is awash with Covid. Because in this population, Covi
@CWTJ84 @JemimaBrown11 @ScottCl23566402 @darrengrimes_ This is because it’s not a choice. There is NO option to ignore Covid & instead treat ‘everything else’. Because this: https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
@JamesMelville ii/staff & facilities to treat the two groups of patients simultaneously, & 2/ because of you catch Covid whilst being treated for, or recovering from treatment for, something non-Covid, your likelihood of dying soars. I’ve shown you
Collaborative surgical research born from organisations in Europe like @STARSurgUK @EuroSurg, have achieved many high-impact studies over the years such as https://t.co/L04RasfunU, https://t.co/14CtcjhjHh, https://t.co/CxICVOLwT3
@omotforest @EatMeDr1nkMe They won’t get an elective procedure from me unless they can summarise & explain this. https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
@PSlecz I’m afraid if you want to have elective procedures, you will need to undergo testing. You REALLY don’t want to undergo elective treatment if you’re brewing covid. If you do so, otherwise safe & straightforward procedures become extremely danger
@mosstradamouse @Dadbloke1 @berniespofforth There’s a much more important level of complexity. The existence of Covid renders otherwise safe operations extremely dangerous: procedures with major morbidity/mortality figures below 1% suddenly carry 1:5 morta
2/ that’s before you begin allowing for what happens if you come into hospital for job-Covid treatment, and it turns out that you are brewing Covid. https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
.@DrChoueiri presenting the impact of COVID on post-surgical recovery #AACRCovid https://t.co/S8qXskoSYw
@AlenLopez10 @MesaRomero @AngelG_Madrid @PireloPirelo @elmundoes Y la mortalidad si operas a paciente covid es bastante alta, con lo que dudo que se hagan muchas operaciones (había leído que no se hace casi ninguna pero ahora no encuentro esa info). https:
@MarinaYLeft @_JaumeTur_ @BJSurgery @h_guadalajara @GarciaOlmoD @Mutua_Terrassa @me4_so @aecirujanos @SCatCir @StcuaeC I disagree with the conclusion that +ve COVID‐19 status did not have direct impact on morbidity or mortality. The @CovidSurg @TheLancet
@yorkshirehiker @jimeekay @snappertone @KateAndrs I’m afraid it’s much more complex that you seem to think. The existence of Covid in our hospitals wildly changes the risk/benefit ratio of well established treatments. Have a read of this. Once you understa
RT @Drlyndonmason: @TheFootAnkleDoc @CovidSurg @CovidSurg published in the lancet last month, but without percentage risk of contracting an…
🥉@COVIDSurg (2020) Mortality and pulmonary complications in patients undergoing surgery with perioperative SARS-CoV-2 infection: an international cohort study. @TheLancet. ISSN 0140-6736 https://t.co/aIg4hKROto @ryckiewade 🦠🫁😷🩺 https://t.co/gIyqqyTLUL
🥈@COVIDSurg (2020) Neurological and neuropsychiatric complications of #COVID19 in 153 patients: a UK-wide surveillance study. @TheLancetPsych. ISSN 2215-0366 https://t.co/aIg4hL9pRY @ryckiewade 🦠🧠👩🔬 https://t.co/ApwYHLVggM
@an_da_sam https://t.co/Pt65XVpH8L It's the only decent I can find, however can't analyse/disect data without opening my laptop, which I'm not going to do at the minute. Will check it out tomorrow;)-maybe we can discuss at the MDT?
@DrHoenderkamp 2/ to my non-covid patients if they come into contact with covid? https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
@TSierraR @mama_prime @felirodriguezw @Marinaheor @Belenco5 No es solo eso. Pacientes con COVID no diagnosticado y sometidos a cirugía de cualquier tipo mueren uno de cada cinco. https://t.co/KvADoGXeA5
@berniespofforth Unless or until we have control of Covid there is NO option to provide a normal elective hospital service. I know. I’m trying to do it. The staff are busy elsewhere, & if you contract Covid whilst I’m treating you for something else, t
@alm0st_new @cdoherty37 @William75409502 @berniespofforth Joe, @alm0st_new there is NO option to treat cancer until Covid is controlled. I speak as one who actually treats both. If I treat your cancer while you’re brewing Covid, or if you catch Covid while
@KeeleyMP @andymoz78 @paulasherriff It’s more complicated than that. The presence of covid materially alters the risk/benefit associated with even the cancer surgery we can get done. https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
RT @GreensladeGL: @PianistRichard Those are big hernia surgeries. I am advising no elective surgery until Covid is controlled https://t.co/…
RT @ZiyadAlharbi83: Mortality and pulmonary complications in patients undergoing surgery with perioperative SARS-CoV-2 infection: an intern…
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@GBdemocracyOne @paulcooke6 @EmuHp @homersham This ‘fucker’ is doing his level best to make use of finite facility & non-finite demand. In the light of this. https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
RT @SurgicalCare: @COVIDSurg study on clinical outcomes of patients who had surgery with perioperative SARS-CoV-2 infection, including the…
RT @Drlyndonmason: @TheFootAnkleDoc @CovidSurg @CovidSurg published in the lancet last month, but without percentage risk of contracting an…
RT @NIHRglobal: Together we are tackling #COVID19 through #research and #innovation around the 🌍🌏🌎@NIHR_GSU CovidSurg platform uses data fr…
RT @GreensladeGL: @PianistRichard Those are big hernia surgeries. I am advising no elective surgery until Covid is controlled https://t.co/…
@REDPILLEVERYONE @Ibroxgal @FinallyAutistic @thehilton_77 @ProfKarolSikora Perhaps, just perhaps, I know rather more about this than you do. It’s not a choice between Covid & cancelled operations (‘surgeries’ is a US term). In the presence of SARS-COV
@Hungrybeeeater @57Mo @dgurdasani1 @50sBornWomen @IndependentSage Of course, if I treat cancer patients alongside Covid patients, normally straightforward care becomes extremely dangerous https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
@julietskillern @UrbanLebowski @doctor_oxford Peer reviewed publication from Covid Surg collaborative https://t.co/1NMbpyMmE1
@RobertPawlowicz @SeanBarton66 @Pete44220708 @PlasFron @lucyallan 2/to hospital for a routine procedure while brewing Covid, or catch it while recuperating, you are likely to do very very badly https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0 This isn’t opinion. It’s fact. If you
@rippey_jim @McCallum_Smith @smcbt @berniespofforth 2/ get it wrong, and procedures that are normally routine become life-threatening. https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
@Opinion19791 @chris_cjd @JamesMelville Unfortunately, if you let covid run through hospitals, normally straightforward procedures become extremely dangerous. https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
@julietskillern @doctor_oxford The trouble is, if you mix covid- & non-covid, this happens https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
RT @ZiyadAlharbi83: Mortality and pulmonary complications in patients undergoing surgery with perioperative SARS-CoV-2 infection: an intern…
RT @ZiyadAlharbi83: Mortality and pulmonary complications in patients undergoing surgery with perioperative SARS-CoV-2 infection: an intern…
RT @MatthiasEikerm1: Mortality and pulmonary complications in patients undergoing surgery with perioperative SARS-CoV-2 infection: an inter…
@DocWilliams18 @ninnyd101 @selisAnn It also depends what your surgery is. Having a general anaesthetic if you catch, have, or recently had covid is a huge risk. There are other methods (eg spinal) for some ops but if it’s purely elective, you have to weigh
RT @NatZimmelman: Mortality and pulmonary complications in patients undergoing surgery with perioperative SARS-CoV-2 infection: an internat…
RT @CovidSurg: Please share this important thread on safe surgery during #COVID19 @CovidSurg data can support decision making 🌍🌎🌏 1. Can…
@Barth_Randolph @doraexplorah @JuliaHB1 Because this. https://t.co/Bvr50k3bte
@Barth_Randolph @doraexplorah @JuliaHB1 Of course everyone is being tested. Covid is a spectacular clinical mimic, and we regularly turn up unexpected +ve tests. That doesn’t make them false +ves. We need to keep covid & not covid separate. Or this hap
RT @LarcombePeter: @JamesMelville 3/ no virus. It’s really unhelpful, and fairly childish. You are shedding heat, not light. Is there any c…
@JamesMelville 3/ no virus. It’s really unhelpful, and fairly childish. You are shedding heat, not light. Is there any chance that you could shut up a& let us get on with the job in hand? If we behave as though SARS-COV2 can be conveniently ignored, th
@MrCMLamb @Maxipsycho @nickopotamus @GerardBattenUK @VictimOfMaths Whilst avoiding this: https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
RT @CovidSurg: Our first @covidsurg paper was published in @TheLancet. Full text FREE access here➡️https://t.co/GfpnanM9bc Don't miss our w…
RT @dnepo: At the start of the pandemic @CovidSurg identified high rates of postoperative pulmonary complications (PPCs) and mortality in p…
RT @dnepo: At the start of the pandemic @CovidSurg identified high rates of postoperative pulmonary complications (PPCs) and mortality in p…
RT @aneelbhangu: what will surgery, vaccines, COVID, and 2021 look like?
RT @dnepo: At the start of the pandemic @CovidSurg identified high rates of postoperative pulmonary complications (PPCs) and mortality in p…
what will surgery, vaccines, COVID, and 2021 look like?
At the start of the pandemic @CovidSurg identified high rates of postoperative pulmonary complications (PPCs) and mortality in patients undergoing surgery with perioperative SARS-CoV-2. https://t.co/odnpVGH0Yo Two polls below ask what you expect in 2021.
RT @SurgicalCare: @COVIDSurg study on clinical outcomes of patients who had surgery with perioperative SARS-CoV-2 infection, including the…
RT @ErinSandersNP: 3/ Mortality and pulmonary complications in patients undergoing surgery with perioperative #SARS_CoV2 infection: an inte…
@mcnulty_vicki @engtwitmad @NotthatSuzanne @JamesMelville Can I suggest you read this. It explains what happens when you mix Covid with other diagnoses, & explain why the need to keep the two apart is the No 1 priority. https://t.co/Bvr50k3bte
@lisakeb007 @Sutamjo @BarrySheerman You are labouring under the misconception that we get to choose. We don’t. You don’t have to die of Covid to be a victim of the pandemic. I have an ITU full of Covid patients. If I fail to keep them separate from the non
RT @dnepo: Thank you & congratulations to @CovidSurg collaborators for contributing to @TheLancet publication: 🔓https://t.co/WABFVM7hJJ Su…
RT @dnepo: Thank you & congratulations to @CovidSurg collaborators for contributing to @TheLancet publication: 🔓https://t.co/WABFVM7hJJ Su…
@Laurie52462554 @Mark_J_Harper @SteveBakerHW 2/ covid away from the non-covid patients. Or this happens https://t.co/zSj6jyMArD The ONLY way to care for the people at risk as a result of lockdown is first to control covid
@JamesMelville How many times, James? There is NO option to ignore the virus and run ‘service as usual’ for non-Covid conditions. The virus exists, and the rate-limiting step in treating non-Covid patients is the absolute need to keep them apart from Covid
@Pilgrim58192938 @HeidiCVincentz 2/ that grinds hospitals to a halt. I have to keep Covid+ patients apart from Covid- patients. Or this happens. https://t.co/zSj6jyMArD
@emmakennytv @RNGem1 @ruthgibson35 Please define ‘unnecessarily’. With reference to this: https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
RT @LarcombePeter: @JamesMelville There is no option to prioritise non-Covid treatment. It is a MONUMENTAL exercise to keep separate Covid-…
@JuRainford @iainding @berniespofforth 2/ this happens https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
@berniespofforth If I don’t, this happens. https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
RT @LarcombePeter: @JamesMelville There is no option to prioritise non-Covid treatment. It is a MONUMENTAL exercise to keep separate Covid-…
@JamesMelville There is no option to prioritise non-Covid treatment. It is a MONUMENTAL exercise to keep separate Covid- & non-Covid patients. If we get it wrong, this happens https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
RT @CovidSurg: Please share this important thread on safe surgery during #COVID19 @CovidSurg data can support decision making 🌍🌎🌏 1. Can…
RT @kiswanson: @TheBlondeRN 23% mortality in the 30 day postop period for COVID19 patients. I don't consider screening to be optional at th…
Mortality and pulmonary complications in patients undergoing surgery w... https://t.co/XBuIrOqi7U
@berniespofforth Read this. Tell me how you would deal@with the problem that it outlines. https://t.co/aMJKfHCTN0
RT @dnepo: Thank you & congratulations to @CovidSurg collaborators for contributing to @TheLancet publication: 🔓https://t.co/WABFVM7hJJ Su…
RT @dr_samehhany81: @HalletJulie @BJSurgery @CovidSurg @ASCO_pubs @hpb_so @me4_so @MdtSome4 And don't forget the landmark paper in @TheLanc…
@HalletJulie @BJSurgery @CovidSurg @ASCO_pubs @hpb_so @me4_so @MdtSome4 And don't forget the landmark paper in @TheLancet on Mortality and pulmonary complications in patients undergoing surgery with perioperative SARS-CoV-2 infection along with risk strati
@DamienMearns @DrMCecconi You can of course also read the paper - open access. I posted the link above, here it is again: https://t.co/UnvVtVQZmb
@DamienMearns @DrMCecconi emergency surgery, who tested positive for SARS COV2 (this included trauma surgery). https://t.co/UnvVtVQZmb